Carlos and Geoffrey, together, as a team and as a couple, started a business called Spoonabilities. It’s in Miami and it began basically as a food blog. But in addition to publishing recipes and the cocktails and the stories of where they come from, they
Arun Sharma is a PhD stem cell biologist who recently founded a lab of his own at Cedars Sinai in Los Angeles focused on his three main professional passions – the human heart, stem cells, and space. His is an immigrant story, a public schools story, a st
Donald Strum is an industrial designer and partner at the Michael Graves Design Group. Founded and named after the renowned architect Michael Graves, the design side of the shop entered into product design in the early 1980s, developed a relationship with
Sung Woo emigrated to the US as a ten-year-old. With virtually no English, he transitioned into a New Jersey public school student, continued his journey into the Ivy League and landed, as we meet him here, as a professional novelist. His third book, SKIN
Infection reigns and we’re keeping the wolves at bay. Two years on and we finally had COVID-19 in the house last week. And now we’re over it. And still feeling the effects. But happy to be healthy-ish again and to understand that the vaccines seem to be w
Dr. Seth Hickerson is a Cognitive Fitness Expert. He and his team took the time early days of COVID as an opportunity to refocus and rebrand his business – My Steady Mind – a training system designed to help people be resilient through tough times, stay c
This episode first published back in April of 2020 when the COVID pandemic was brand new. We thought it would be helpful and informative to give it a listen again more than a year later.
Author and historian Susan Kingsley Kent gives us a historical p
I truly wish I had a nickel for every time I said to myself in my misguided youth – “I never want to do sales!” It took a long time, but after reading my friend Brett Keirstead’s book, I finally understand. Give this one a listen and see what he made that
The business of comic books – or more specifically, graphic novels, is a serious one for master cartoonist, Mike Dawson. The creator of a new series of middle-grade books titled THE FIFTH QUARTER as well as the owner of a wonderfully dry, funny, joyous ou
When in the course of a global health crisis, it becomes necessary to explore new things to do and ways of surviving lockdowns and mask orders and e-learning and other things you never experienced before. In short, it becomes necessary to make friends.
